Lambert v. Nicklass

Brannon, President:

Lambert kept a horse and buggy for Brown, claiming a lien for the keeping, refusing to let Brown take them without payment. Brown agreed that they should stand good for their keeping. Brown became insolvent and assigned for the benefit of creditors, but did not include this property in his assignment. Lambert sued for keeping the property, levied an attachment on it, the officer leaving it *528in his possession. The attachment was quashed, but personal judgment was rendered for the debt. Afterwards, Nicklass Bros. & Co. levied an execution against Brown on the property, and…